Evaluation of infrared heat loss of dust-polluted surface atmosphere for solar energy utilization in mine area

Wang, Wenzheng; Wang, Yanming; Song, Wujun; Shi, Guoqing

doi:10.1016/j.ijhydene.2016.04.003

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“…Assuming that the media are participating media (i.e., absorption and scattering media), the radiative energy transfer is concerned with space coordinates, direction, and wavelength of light [42][43][44]. Clouds are selected as the media for this research.…”

Section: Methods and Modelmentioning

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Analytical method to study multiple scattering characteristics in participating media

Zhang

Yuan

et al. 2016

International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer

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Section: Methods and Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analytical method to study multiple scattering characteristics in participating media

Zhang

Yuan

et al. 2016

International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer

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“…Winter season faces severe pollution and is found in more stagnant weather conditions as compared to other seasons 51 . The AE values are found to be consistent at around 1.2 throughout the winter, indicating the dominance of fine-mode particles across the research area 52 .…”

Section: Monthly Variation In Aod 440 and Ae 440-870mentioning

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Characteristics and optical properties of atmospheric aerosols based on long-term AERONET investigations in an urban environment of Pakistan

Zeb,

Alam,

Khan

et al. 2024

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Radiative balance, local climate, and human health are all significantly influenced by aerosol. Recent severe air pollution over Lahore, a city in Pakistan calls for more thorough research to determine the negative impacts brought on by too many aerosols. To study regional aerosol characteristics and their differences from various aspects, in-depth and long-term (2007–2020) investigations of the columnar aerosol properties over the urban environment of Lahore were carried out by using AERONET data. The Aerosol Optical Depth (AOD400) and Angstrom Exponent (AE400–870) vary from low values of 0.10 to a maximum value of 4.51 and from 0.03 to 1.81, respectively. The huge differences in the amount of AOD440 as well as AE440–870 show the large fluctuation of aerosol classes because of various sources of their emission. During the autumn and winter seasons, the decreasing trend of the optical parameters of aerosols like Single Scattering Albedo (SSA) and Asymmetry Parameter (ASY) with increasing wavelength from 675 to 1020 nm indicates the dominance of light-absorbing aerosols (biomass burning (BB) and industrial/urban (UI). Due to the long-distance dust movement during spring, summer, and autumn, coarse mode particles predominated in Lahore during the study period. Dust type (DD) aerosols are found to be the dominant one during spring (46.92%), summer (54.31%), and autumn (57.46%) while urban industry (BB/UI) was dominant during the winter season (53.21%). During each season, the clean continental (CC) aerosols are found to be in negligible amounts, indicating terrible air quality in Lahore City. The present research work fills up the study gap in the optical properties of aerosols in Lahore and will help us understand more fully how local aerosol fluctuation affects regional climate change over the urban environment of Lahore.

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“…This research was conducted in a mining location in northwest China, as conducted from Wang W et al study. 96 The impact of dry cleaning and brushing on the removal of dust particles from PV cell surfaces has been investigated. Cleaning with water and delicate wipers gets better results than dry cleaning with nylon brushes, as conducted from Al Shehri A et al study.…”

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Effects of dust on the performance of solar panels – a review update from 2015–2020

Saini

Gupta

et al. 2022

Energy & Environment

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Solar power plays a significant role in the contribution of energy worldwide. The performance of solar panels mainly depends upon geographical and environmental factors. Dust is an important well known ecological factor that significantly impacts the performance of solar panels in achieving the overall target of power production by renewable sources. Study about the performance of solar panels under the influence of dust particles becomes more effective when these are to be worked out in hot and dusty areas. The current goal of this review article is to provide the impact of dust particles on the performance of solar panels. To fulfil this goal, the researcher's contribution is updated in minor for 2015 to 2018 and signed for 2019 and 2020.The current authors of this review article also recommended the adoption of a modern cleaning technique for PV modules, which would save time because it could be operated away from the PV modules.

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Evaluation of infrared heat loss of dust-polluted surface atmosphere for solar energy utilization in mine area

Cited by 18 publications

References 29 publications

Analytical method to study multiple scattering characteristics in participating media

Analytical method to study multiple scattering characteristics in participating media

Characteristics and optical properties of atmospheric aerosols based on long-term AERONET investigations in an urban environment of Pakistan

Effects of dust on the performance of solar panels – a review update from 2015–2020

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